Mint, parsley, and similar vegetables need to be cut fine, and there really seems to have been no device provided except the kitchen shears which arc not an official kitchen utensil, bitt-are used for many of tho .handy jobs in the kitchen. Now wo have a miniature circular harrow, which cuts such vegetables as we have enumerated with great speed and precision, me ten discs ojc very «harp so that the sprecl of the operation Is considerab.o. Liv- cutiing is, o f c0 ,,, f( , ; much more uiulorni than when a pair of shears oi a nultmg knife is used. Tin- u*u of audt Ocvuw us. lh.j t!oc 8 awn.T with much of Ihs drudgery of the kitchen.
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 83, 7 April 1924, Page 3
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